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Aragua

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Aragua

State on the northern coast of Venezuela, lying mainly within the parallel ranges of the Venezuelan Cordillera; area 5,616 sq km/2,168 sq mi; population (1996) 1,344,099. There are many fertile valleys in the basin of Lake Valencia. The state capital is Maracay. Principal products from Aragua include textiles, coffee, cocoa, and sugar.



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Afro-Venezuelan culture could be found in popular religious fiestas in rural provinces with large Black populations, such as Miranda and Aragua.
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